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Main Street · W17 / 06

Main Street

워싱턴의 자유
● Day 1 (월) 오늘● Day 2 (수)● Day 3 (금)
1 Key Expression · 오늘의 핵심 표현
Day 1 · 기초
She left for Washington.
Day 2 · 확장
She left Gopher Prairie to live in Washington.
Day 3 · 목표 ⭐
Carol's time in Washington gave her independence but not the complete transformation she had sought, and when she returned, she came back with a more realistic understanding of what change required.
2 Reading · 오늘의 본문
We · Yevgeny Zamyatin · 1924
Carol left Gopher Prairie with a heart full of dreams. Washington, D.C., was not just a city; it was a symbol of freedom, culture, and a life far from the narrow-mindedness of her small town. For a time, she thrived. The bustling streets and intellectual conversations gave her a new sense of self. She found independence, working and thinking for herself. Yet, the complete transformation she longed for remained just out of reach. Washington gave her freedom, but it could not erase who she was or where she came from. When she finally returned to Main Street, she did not come back as a defeated woman, but as a more realistic one. She now understood that change is a slow, personal struggle, not a magical gift from a new place.
B2 · 128 words avg 25.6 w/s
3 Vocabulary · 핵심 어휘 & 연습
independence
독립, 자주성
Washington gave Carol a newfound sense of independence.
transformation
변형, 변신
She sought a complete personal transformation in the city.
realistic
현실적인
She returned with a more realistic understanding of life.
sought
찾다, 추구하다 (seek의 과거분사)
The change she had sought was more elusive than she imagined.
required
필요로 하는, 요구되는 (require의 과거분사)
She understood what true change required.
Activity 1 · 빈칸 채우기 5 questions
1. Every hour of D-503's life was carefully ____ by the Table of Hours.
2. The ____ of privacy did not exist in the One State.
3. Individual names were ____ and replaced with numbers.
4. The glass walls guaranteed there was no ____ for citizens.
5. The State was ____ declared to represent perfect happiness.
Activity 2 · 듣고 고르기 5 questions
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Activity 3 · 단어 배열하기 3 questions · 점진적 난이도
Easy · 5 words
정답: (본문 참조)
lived People numbers by .
Medium · 10 words
정답: (본문 참조)
had instead Citizens names the numbers of State One in
Hard · 13 words
정답: (본문 참조)
been Privacy officially name had the in abolished happiness of collective .
Activity 4 · 받아쓰기 3 questions
힌트: 4 words
힌트: 8 words
힌트: 5 words
4 Comprehension · 이해 문제
기본 · 3 questions
Q1. What system governed citizens' daily lives in the One State?
Q2. What was officially abolished in the glass city?
Q3. How were citizens primarily identified in the One State?
심화 · 3 questions (추론)
Q4. Why does the One State use glass buildings?
Q5. What does "abolished in the name of happiness" imply?
Q6. Which word best describes the One State's approach to identity?
5 Grammar · 문법 포인트
이번 주 문법 포인트
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6 Essay · 에세이 쓰기
TIP 1
명확한 주제문 (Topic Sentence)
"Beauty is important."
"Beauty without morality leads to corruption."
TIP 2
구체적 근거 + 예시
"Because it is bad."
"For example, the story shows how..."
TIP 3
반대 의견 인정하기
"Although some argue that..., I believe..."
TIP 4
연결어 (Transition Words)
First · Furthermore · However · Therefore · In conclusion
TIP 5
강한 마무리 (Conclusion)
"So, that is my opinion."
"This story teaches us that true courage begins within."
이번 주 주제
안전과 편안함을 위해 개인의 자유와 사생활을 포기할 수 있나요? D-503의 삶을 생각하며 자신의 생각을 써보세요.
7 Debate · 디베이트 연습
이번 주 토론 주제
Can we ever truly and permanently leave our own past behind us?
Can we ever truly and permanently leave our own past behind us?
✅ 찬성 입장
Privacy allows individuals to develop authentic identity and make genuine choices free from surveillance and judgment.
❌ 반대 입장
In the One State, citizens report happiness without privacy — suggesting security and order may be sufficient for contentment.
💡 나의 입장: 위 두 입장 중 하나를 선택하고, D-503의 이야기를 근거로 영어로 2-3문장 써보세요.
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